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LCD Display Shutdown (Heating?) Problem

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Hi,

I have a MAG LCD monitor.
About a year ago it started doing the following:
After a few hours of work, it shuts down and I can't turn it on again.
I have to wait a few hours or a day and only then it starts working again.
It happens all the time.

I thought it might be a heating problem but I don't know how to check it.
How can I start finding the problem? or the problematic component?

Thanks.

[Sorry for the wrong sub-category, there wasn't a Display sub-category and I had to choose one]

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did you unplug it from AC everytime it shuts down? RMA it.

Reply to szymek

yes, I unplugged it. I still had to wait a few hours for it to work.

I can't RMA it.

Reply to rmanor

Usually its the compensator or power regulator problem,

You could bring it to Tv / monitor repair, they might be able to repair it

I brough some and most could be repair but as for a quotation before he tries to fix it because it can get very expensive

What model is you screen

Reply to dextermat

Hi,

Can you tell me how to check where the problem is?
Should I just check the temperature? or measure voltage?

Thanks.

Reply to rmanor
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